"largest orchestra at the magnificent Symphony Hall in Birmingham. He also presented the Sainsbury’’s Classic FM Youth Orchestra concerts and was a regular contributor of reviews and articles to the Classic FM Magazine. He was best known however for his 1-5pm weekday afternoon slot ""Classic FM Requests"" show. In September 2014, it was announced at Crick's contract had not been renewed and he departed from the station shortly after. In October 2014, Crick returned to BBC, hosting a range of programmes across the network. In September, 2015, it was announced that Crick would be joining Jazz FM; initially as a"
"radio stations in the United States, including WWCR, a shortwave radio station. The Sunday show also airs on KLBJ. In 2010, the show attracted around 2 million listeners each week. According to journalist Will Bunch, a senior fellow at Media Matters for America, the show has a demographic heavier in younger viewers than other conservative pundits due to Jones's ""highly conspiratorial tone and Web-oriented approach"". Bunch has also stated that Jones ""feed[s] on the deepest paranoia"". According to Alexander Zaitchik of ""Rolling Stone"" magazine, in 2011 he had a larger on-line audience than Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh combined. Jones"
"and LBC London News, a rolling news station on AM. There are many specialised talk services such as Bloomberg, a financial news station and Asian Radio Live. Talk radio expanded dramatically when the BBC's monopoly on radio broadcasting was ended in the 1970s with the launch of Independent Local Radio. Some notable British talk radio presenters include Jenni Murray, John Humphrys, Martha Kearney, Jonathan Dimbleby, Libby Purves, Laurie Taylor, Pam Ayres, Melvyn Bragg, Tommy Boyd, James Whale, Steve Allen, Nick Abbot, Iain Lee, James Stannage, George Galloway, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Ian Collins, John Nicoll, Brian Hayes, Scottie McClue, James O'Brien, Nicky"
"During this time, Clear Channel did not transfer the KJR-FM calls from 95.7 to 102.9, instead co-branding the station as ""Sports Radio 950 AM and 102.9 FM KJR"". KJR's listeners were entertained by some of the country's greatest radio personalities: Larry Lujack, Scotty Brink, Norm Gregory, Burl Barer, Pat O'Day, Eric Chase, Bob Shannon, Dick Curtis, ""World Famous"" Tom Murphy, Bobby Simon, Jerry Kaye, Gary Shannon, Ichabod Caine, ""Emperor"" Lee Smith, Lan Roberts, Kevin O'Brien (Kevin Metheny), Robert O. Smith, Charlie Brown, Bwana Johnny, Matt Riedy, Marion Seymour, Sky Walker, Tracy Mitchell, Bob Brooks and sports commentator Chuck Bolland, plus"
"as well as general music news. Current news staff: Brooke Boney, Nas Campanella, Alice Matthews, David Marchese and Ruby Cornish. Past news journalists (some of whom are still with Triple J) include: Grace Jones, Simon Lauder (Now works for ABC Current Affairs Radio), Rhianna Patrick (now presenting ""Speaking Out"" on ABC Local Radio), Karen Barlow (Now works for Huffington Post), Bernadette Young (Now Drive presenter on ABC Gold Coast), Ronan Sharkey, Nikki Gemmell, Daniel Browning, Oscar McLaren, Michael Turtle, Sarah Gerathy, Meredith Griffiths (Now with ABC Current Affairs Radio, AM & PM), Emma Swift, George Roberts, Mark Di Stefano, Bill"
"Bronze Sony Award in 2003 for Virgin Superstars, and has interviewed Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Coldplay, Robbie Williams, Slash, Ozzy Osbourne, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Ronnie Wood. On 22 October 2008, Jones interviewed Australian rock stars, singer Brian Johnson and guitarist Angus Young of AC/DC. Ben Jones (DJ) Ben Jones (born 1977) is an English radio DJ and former children's television presenter. Jones was born in Bournemouth, Dorset. He grew up in the New Forest and now lives in Fulham, west London. His first steps into the radio industry were as teaboy and Broadcast Assistant on local radio"
"Classic Rock station (till 4pm) and finally 80s station. On 9 January 2012, Leona took over the weekday 1pm5pm slot for three months on Absolute Radio following the departure of Nick Jackson until Andy Bush arrived at the station. At Absolute Radio Leona Graham has interviewed rock star Alice Cooper, AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson and vocalist of Free, Bad Company and Queen Paul Rodgers. Leona has recently set up her own Voice over production Company called High Voltage Media. Leona has been the voice for BBC Radio One, BBC 5 LIVE, 95.8 Capital FM, The BOX, E4, Virgin Radio"
"mornings and then drive. He also hosted a national countdown show called ""Planet Rock"". Jones is currently presenting breakfast radio on WSFM 101.7, with Amanda Keller. The show became the number 1 FM station in 2005 with 8.9% audience share defeating Merrick and Rosso. It has been reported that Jones has a centre-right political viewpoint. Jones and Keller host ""My Generation"" which is aired on ninety-seven stations nationally each week and won best on-air team at the 2012 ACRA's, a first in this category for ARN. Jones makes a regular appearance on the daytime television chat show ""Mornings with Sonia"
"Joel Ross Joel Ross (born Joel Hogg May 31, 1977; in Scarborough, North Yorkshire) is a British radio DJ and television presenter. He is best known for his work with co-host Jason King (known on-air as JK). Joel Ross started out in radio as a presenter on his hometown station Yorkshire Coast Radio in 1993, at the age of 16, presenting the evening show and ""Nothing But the 90s"". He left in late 1995 and went on to present various shows on Minster FM, A1FM, Sun City 103.4, TFM Radio and Metro Radio, as well as being a travel presenter"
"Federal Communications Commission. KJJR KJJR (880 AM, ""News Talk 880"") is a radio station licensed to serve Whitefish, Montana. The station is owned by Bee Broadcasting, Inc. It airs a News/Talk format. The KJJR frequency is 880 kHz, a United States clear-channel frequency, on which WCBS is the only Class A station. Programming on KJJR includes syndicated talk shows hosted by Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Mark Levin, Michael Savage, Laura Ingraham, Dennis Miller, Mike Gallagher, Bill Bennett, and Jim Bohannon. All Bee Broadcasting stations are based at 2431 Highway 2 East, Kalispell, Montana. The station was assigned the KJJR call"
"Jenny Hutchinson<br> Chip Kendall<br> Chris Mountford<br> Shell Perris<br> Lee Plummer<br> Bernard Reilly<br> Straff<br> DJ Zorro<br> Cross Rhythms City Radio Cross Rhythms City Radio is a UK community radio station broadcasting to Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, on 101.8FM. The station is music-driven with contemporary pop, rock, urban music and dance. It is underpinned by Christian values but driven by local issues. In addition to regular programming with community groups such as the council, police, health, education and employment agencies, the radio daily interacts with local businesses, arts and culture groups, local events and charities, theatres, ethnic-focused organisations and many others. The"
"Caroline Jones Caroline Jones AO (born Caroline Mary James; 1 January 1938) is an Australian radio and television journalist and television and media personality and social commentator, with a career in the industry spanning over 50 years. Jones joined the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) in Canberra in 1963 and later became the first female reporter for ""This Day Tonight"". She then became a ""Four Corners"" presenter from 1972 to 1981. From 1987 to 1994 she presented a spiritually-focused radio program called ""The Search For Meaning"" on ABC Radio National, on which people told the stories of their lives. Since 1996"
"George Jones (radio presenter) George Jones (born 1943, Bloomfield, East Belfast) is a radio and TV personality from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Born and brought up in the east of Belfast, Jones started entertaining in the showbands era in Northern Ireland. As a teenager, he was a member of the band the Monarchs which included his boyhood friend, Van Morrison. The Monarchs toured Europe for three months as the International Monarchs before returning to Belfast and disbanding. George Jones moved to comedy cabaret by forming the well-known band Clubsound. Other avenues of entertainment he has involved himself in include stand-up comedy,"
"Jenny Jones (presenter) Jenny Jones (born Janina Stronski; June 7, 1946) is an American stand-up comedian, presenter, singer and talk show host. She hosted ""The Jenny Jones Show"" from 1991 to 2003. Jones was born Janina Stronski in Bethlehem, British Mandate of Palestine. She gave her place of birth on her appearance on ""Match Game"" in 1981. She moved with her family to Italy, and from there they moved to Canada in 1948. Her parents were Polish immigrants, Zosia ""Sophie"", a seamstress and dressmaker, and John Stroński, a Polish army officer who was with the British Armed Forces at the"
"morning, presented by Dave Fanning. In Canada, CTVglobemedia provided uninterrupted live television coverage of the show on MuchMoreMusic. Highlights of the show were featured on CTV throughout the day. MSN was responsible for the online broadcasting of the concert. Chris Rock's explicit language during the introduction of the Red Hot Chili Peppers caused problems with Canadian TV networks and the BBC. Rock also used the word ""nigger"" while being interviewed on BBC One by Jonathan Ross, alongside Ricky Gervais. Rock called the crowd ""motherfuckers"" and Jonathan Ross had to apologize to the viewers. He was unrepentant in later NME interviews."
"Jon Gaunt Jonathan Charles Gaunt (born 3 March 1961 in Coventry) is an English radio talk show presenter, TV personality, newspaper columnist, social commentator and spokesman. Gaunt describes himself as a ""working-class, educated guy with, in broad strokes, a rightwing agenda"". He appears every Wednesday as a newspaper reviewer on ""Sky News Sunrise"". He also appears as a contributor to television programmes such as ""Question Time"", ""Countdown"", ""Daily Politics"" and ""BBC News"". On radio, Gaunt is a regular contributor on BBC Radio 2's ""The Jeremy Vine Show"". He studied Drama and Theatre Arts at the University of Birmingham. On graduation"
"Also heard are Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Dave Ramsey, Clyde Lewis and Coast to Coast AM with George Noory. In late mornings Glenn Beck from TheBlaze network airs. ""Nation of Jake,"" hosted by a DJ from sister station Rock 102.7 WEGR, airs in late afternoons, the only local weekday program. Weekends feature shows on money, real estate, gardening and home improvement, with religious programs heard on Sunday mornings. Nationally syndicated shows from Kim Komando and Bill Cunningham round out the weekend schedule. WREC is an affiliate of the Fox News Radio Network. In the fall of 2006, WREC assumed the"
"Superstars, Most Wanted, Virgin radio drive-time, Album Chart, Sunday Night Live 7-10pm. Since July 2007 however, Jones has returned to primarily host the ""Most Wanted"" show. This suits Jones' needs well, given that interviewing well established actors and successful musicians and any musical sessions is one of his most desired areas of radio broadcasting. In late October and early November 2008, Jones co-presented The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show whilst O'Connell was on leave. With the changing of ownership of Virgin Radio and naming to Absolute Radio, a move to focus more on classic rock music with greater flexibility in the"
"Chuck Baker, Jason Pointer, John Swan, Jana Stone, John Moring, Debbie Wylde, Doc Roberts, Eric Raines, Steve Ricks, Walton & Johnson and most recently John Boy & Billy and Mark Cunningham Weekday personalities include John Boy & Billy (based out of Charlotte, North Carolina) on mornings, Lisa on mid-days, Jen Austin on afternoons, and Lu Valentino (based out of Denver, Colorado) on evenings. Weekend personalities include Jen Austin on mid-day plus programs such as ""Flashback"" with Bill St. James (based out Chicago, Illinois) on Saturdays and Sunday night shows ""House of Blues"" and ""The Classics"". KTBQ KTBQ (107.7 FM, ""Q107"")"
"Jones! Jones! is an entertainment channel on New Zealand's Sky Television on Channel 8 that shows classic back catalogue of US and UK programming. The US content is sourced from the CBS Studios International catalogue as part of the exclusive contract deal Sky did for the first-run shows on Prime which includes shows such as ""Cheers"", ""Columbo"", ""The Wonder Years"", ""Mork and Mindy"", the ""Star Trek"" franchises, ""Shōgun"", ""The Bionic Woman"", ""The Love Boat"", ""Kojak"", ""Happy Days"", ""Charlie's Angels"", ""TJ Hooker"", ""Bonanza"", and ""Twin Peaks"". The UK content is sourced from both BBC Worldwide and ITV Studios, which includes shows"
"was picked up by LA radio Station, KROQ, in October 2010 to continue his ""Jonesy's Jukebox"" segment. Jones's last show on KROQ was March 2013. Jonesy's Jukebox returned to the radio in late 2015 on 95.5 KLOS in Los Angeles. Starting January 1, 2016 the show expanded to five days a week, Monday thru Friday. Guests included Dave Grohl, Bill Burr, Jerry Cantrell, Mike McCready, Anthony Kiedis, Jack Black, Paul Stanley, Ozzy Osbourne, Lenny Kravitz, Juliette Lewis, The Zombies, and Ace Frehley. Steve Jones (musician) Stephen Philip Jones (born 3 September 1955) is an English rock guitarist, singer and actor,"
"record label Kool Kat Music and the dance record producers Pete Waterman, Johnathan Woodliffe, Ian Dewhirst and Ian Levine. Former Casino DJ Richard Searling presents a weekly radio show on BBC Radio Manchester and BBC Radio Stoke plus SOLAR Radio (Sunday Lunch time 12-2pm) Sky 0129 dedicated to Northern Soul, whilst John Kane's Northern Soul is broadcast across various BBC local radio stations in the North of England. Northern Soul with Tony Deller is broadcast each week on Cambridge community radio station Cambridge 105. Australian DJ and PBS FM radio presenter Vince Peach absorbed the Northern Soul culture at the"
"Jez Carne Jez Carne, born Jeremy Carne is a radio presenter in Australia. He acts as ""Web Geezer Jez"" on ""The Hamish & Andy Show"". He won an ACRA in 2009 for Best Multimedia Execution on Hamish and Andy's, ""Tall Ship Adventure"". He was co-founder, producer and host of ""The Punk Rock Show"" on 4Q Radio from late 2003 to early 2006. He is a guitarist and vocalist in rock band JACK from 2004 to 2006. Jez currently co-presents a weekly webcast called Thisisntradio with Cackling Jack (Jack Post). Thisisntradio streams live at ustream.com every Wednesday at 8.30; and has"
"who co-commentates on BBC Radio at other times, and Steve Bunce. He has also commentated for ESPN on The Contender Series and on the Prime pay per view network. Rawling is currently commentating on boxing for BT Sport and BoxNation alongside Richie Woodhall and Barry Jones From the start of the 2007/08 season to 2008/09, John commentated for ITV on ""The Championship"", the Sunday morning Football League highlights programme and was a regular contributor to Champions League and FA Cup broadcasts. He has also commentated on football for various other broadcast organisations, including 2010 World Cup and Premier League for"
"Janice Long Janice Long (née Chegwin; born 5 April 1955) is an English radio broadcaster best known for her work with BBC Radio. During her career she has presented shows on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio Wales. On Radio 2 she presented a weekday night time show from 2000 to 2017, which aired at midnight. Long was presented with a BASCA Gold Badge award on 3 October 2016 for her unique contribution to music. Long grew up in Liverpool, the older sister of Keith Chegwin who also had a career in radio and television. Following two"
"always as dramatic as it had been in Vancouver. In 2004, SparkNet Communications, the owner of the Jack FM and ""Playing What We Want"" trademarks outside of Canada, started to license Jack FM's in the United States. NRC Broadcasting's KJAC 105.5 in Denver, Colorado was the first U.S. station to become ""Jack FM"" on April 14, 2004. The success of Jack caused a cloning effect, with some stations using the names of famous locals to promote their version of the format, such as WABZ ""Abe FM"" in Springfield, Illinois, named for Abraham Lincoln, WBEN-FM ""Ben FM"" in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, named"
"(later going to LBC and now BBC World Service Editor), Tim Wyatt, Gerry Radcliffe, Will Venters (later going to YTV) and Christa Ackroyd (a former presenter on Yorkshire Television's Calendar and later BBC Look North), . Other early Pennine staff included Frazer Hines, Ian Scott (formally from Piccadilly Radio's late show 1978/1979, who went on to broadcast under his real name Ian Hutchinson (Hutch) on BBC Radio Jersey), Brian McSharry, Paul Kaye, Mike Boothroyd, Louise Esplin, Venessa Hill, Paul Owens, Dave Gregory, Terry Davies (presented breakfast around the turn of the 1980s and left for Essex Radio), Paul Fairburn (took"
"other similar associations, include Paul Anka, Teresa Brewer, Chubby Checker, Jimmy Clanton, Perry Como, Bing Crosby, Doris Day, Connie Francis, Johnny Mathis, Patti Page, Johnnie Ray, Neil Sedaka, and Frank Sinatra. John Rook John Harlan Rook (October 9, 1937 - March 1, 2016) was an American radio programmer and executive, most known for his tenure in Chicago. Under his guidance in the 1960s, 50,000-watt ABC-owned WLS became the highest rated station in the Chicago metropolitan area, known as one of the greatest Top 40 stations in America. After leaving WLS to form a radio consultancy in 1970, WLS' rival, WCFL-AM,"
"Janey Lee Grace Janey Lee Grace (born 4 March 1960) is an English singer, author, television (VH-1 and ITV) presenter and radio disc jockey, firstly with Virgin Radio as a travel reporter and then graduating to her own late night show for the station. Grace was born in Nottingham. She began her career singing backing vocals for George Michael, Kim Wilde and Boy George, touring the world with Wham! for three years, and released a solo single ""Heartbeat Radio"" in 1988. Her own chart success came in the summer of 1991 when she teamed up with Saint Etienne and local"
"Paul Jones (singer) Paul Jones (born Paul Pond, 24 February 1942) is an English singer, actor, harmonica player, radio personality and television presenter. He presented ""The Blues Show"" on BBC Radio 2 for thirty two years. Paul Jones was born as Paul Pond in Portsmouth, Hampshire. As ""P.P. Jones"" he performed duets with Elmo Lewis (better known as future founder member of the Rolling Stones, Brian Jones) at the Ealing Club, home of Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated, whose singers included Long John Baldry and Mick Jagger. He was asked by Keith Richards and Brian Jones to be the lead singer"
"interests. He recruited GWR, Yorkshire Radio, Radio Forth and Radio Trent to form a joint venture with Virgin called Radio Radio which produced an overnight sustaining service for 24 commercial radio stations in the UK. Radio Radio, ""The Super Station"" had a stellar presenter line-up which included Jonathan Ross (on radio for the first time) Johnny Walker, Ruby Wax, Bob Harris, Diana Luke and even Steve Davies the snooker player. Chris Evans joined the company as a producer where he met Carol McGiffin Rob Jones's assistant at the time. As the consultant to Talk Radio, Jones later recruited McGiffin to"
"On Irish Wings) along with Peter Corry. Jones and his wife, Hilary live in Greyabbey and have a son, Jason (Jay) Jones and a daughter, Natalie. George Jones (radio presenter) George Jones (born 1943, Bloomfield, East Belfast) is a radio and TV personality from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Born and brought up in the east of Belfast, Jones started entertaining in the showbands era in Northern Ireland. As a teenager, he was a member of the band the Monarchs which included his boyhood friend, Van Morrison. The Monarchs toured Europe for three months as the International Monarchs before returning to Belfast"
"title the BBC formerly used for BBC Radio 1. It is the most listened-to station in the UK, its schedule filled with broadcasters such as: Steve Wright, Chris Evans, Simon Mayo, Tony Blackburn, Ken Bruce, Jeremy Vine, Mark Radcliffe, Jo Whiley, Paul Gambaccini, Johnnie Walker and Bob Harris. As well as having most listeners nationally, it ranks first in many regions above local radio stations. BBC Radio 2 played to 27% of the available audience in 2006. In February 2007, Radio 2 recruited Jeff Smith, director of UK and International programming at Napster and a former head of music at"